Four very much recommended places in southern Chile that are cheaper, more pristine and less hectic than Pucón:
- Icalma
- Contulmo
- Malalcahuello
- Futaleufú
As part of #COP28, which will take place on November 30, Chile presents some of its recent sustainable development initiatives 💚.
@Minrel_Chile#SustainableChile
In the 1500s, a Mapuche chieftain warrior named Galvarino had his hands cut off by the Spanish after the Battle of the Lagunillas in south-central Chile.
According to legend, after Galvarino lost his left hand, he casually offered his right hand and then asked for death.
The governor, García Hurtado de Mendoza, decided to free him along with the other hundred or so mutilated warriors as a warning to the rest of the Mapuche.
Upon returning home, Galvarino met with Caupolicán, the leader of the Mapuche, and asked for another opportunity to seek justice. He was given his own men and fastened lances to his stumps. In the Battle of Millarapue, Galvarino once again fought against Governor Mendoza.
According to the Spanish historian Jerónimo de Vivar, Galvarino is said to have urged his men to continue fighting despite the superior weapons and armor of the Spanish. He claimed to have shouted, "Nobody is allowed to flee but to die because you die defending your mother country!"
The Mapuche warriors were defeated once again. When the Spaniards offered to spare his life if he joined their side, Galvarino supposedly replied, "I would rather die than live like you, and I'm only sorry that my death will keep me from tearing you to pieces with my teeth."
This time, the governor made sure to execute Galvarino. Despite heavy setbacks, the Mapuche cotinued to fight the Spaniards for another 300 years.
Así amaneció el parque nacional Torres del Paine hoy 14 de septiembre. -4 grados y un nivel de belleza incalculable después del temporal de nieve de ayer 😍❄️ #Chile#ElTiempo
El primer árbol otoñal del bosque : fotografiado a mediados de marzo, está lenga precoz en Torres del Paine fue durante 2 semanas el único árbol rojo de la zona. La naturaleza es poesía. 🍂#Patagonia
🇨🇱🥃 "Chilean Pisco is well worth exploring": @Forbes highlights the virtues and unique characteristics of this national beverage, while delving into its growing popularity and differences with Peruvian Pisco.
Read the full article at: https://t.co/KNRPvwDiJ1
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SUMMER IS HERE and so are Chile's seasonal fruits! When it's summer here, it is winter in Chile. Located in South America, Chile grows the fresh fruits you love. Kiwifruit, Navel Oranges, Clementines and Lemons are in season now!
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Pedaleando al pie de los gigantes de granito de la Patagonia : aquí va Dimitri en el Chaltén, después de haber recorrido ya 17.000 kilómetros desde México 💪🌎 #Patagonia
Hoy es el Día Internacional del Cóndor Andino, y lo celebro con esta foto que tuve la suerte de sacar en Laguna Sofía, un lugar increíble de la Patagonia chilena 🗻 Que hermoso momento. #Chile